The talks were in a state of collapse, the communiqué warned.
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There was an emergency G7 meeting but no communiqué or coordination.
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This communiqué is clear, it reaffirms a commitment to 2% in 2024.
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That was the last communiqué; the doors were not unlocked until 2.
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After fierce bickering behind the scenes, no joint communiqué was issued—a first.
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The final communiqué ran to more 7,000 words, not counting several lengthy appendices.
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It became his second-most disseminated Twitter communiqué, shared more than 3,63 times.
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In a communiqué on Saturday, the county council said that there were suspects.
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The royal communiqué on Friday departed from previous convention in one important respect.
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Yet barely ten minutes after the official communiqué was published, he changed his mind.
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The communiqué implies that if this egging-on has ever happened, it will stop.
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"A communiqué was issued yesterday," Mr. Macron told reporters after the meeting in Brussels.
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The final communiqué was at risk, two officials from different EU countries told us.
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A turgid communiqué summarising the outcome of the four-day conclave contained few other revelations.
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What to watch for: A communiqué with more details is expected some time this month.
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He wanted the NATO communiqué to be completed early, before the president left for Europe.
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And OPEC's final communiqué from the meeting that did not mention any specific volume amounts.
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Visible on his computer screen behind the vile communiqué was a blurry but legible tab.
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Their 1994 single, "Ping Pong," houses Stereolab's most visibly political communiqué within a bouncy pop song.
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And at the end of the day the communiqué issued actually made things worse, not better.
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Shortly afterwards, the American president walked out, and pulled out of a pre-agreed final communiqué.
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In drafting the communiqué, it resisted language that would call for trade tensions to be resolved.
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For many Colombians, the communiqué marked the first time they had heard of the E.L.N. faction.
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This weekend, G20 leaders released a joint communiqué in which they pledged to fight climate change.
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And some of the leaders themselves have threatened to boycott the usual end-of-meeting communiqué.
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The Taormina communiqué avoided terms like "reproductive rights" that would rile Mr. Trump's right-wing base.
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They were considering what Schulte called the "Dunkirk plan": putting out a mass communiqué to supporters.
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The final communiqué put out by the 21 member economies is intended as a pistil of platitudes.
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The G-20 communiqué suggesting Brexit could lead to a world economic "shock" may have worried voters.
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The finance ministers will try to agree on a communiqué on Saturday setting out their policy responses.
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And Macron has insisted that any communiqué mention the Paris climate accord that Trump ditched last year.
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As ever, plans are for a long final communiqué, essentially drafted, about the accomplishments of the meeting.
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That meeting produced a communiqué about constitutional reform, which did not mention that term limits had been discussed.
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In its latest communiqué, ISIS claimed the Russians had launched 150 airstrikes on the area in 48 hours.
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Yet, as the joint communiqué makes abundantly clear, Trump has yielded far more than he will ever acknowledge.
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But the approval of the communiqué — renamed for the meeting as a declaration — was critical for the alliance.
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At a 2016 meeting in Warsaw, last-minute changes in the communiqué were shown to President Barack Obama.
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He worked to soften language in the final communiqué and to reassert the United States' support for Israel.
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The communiqué declares the Paris Agreement "irreversible," leaving it open for the US to reverse its decision to leave.
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Donald Trump refused to sign the final communiqué, accusing Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, of making "false statements".
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When leaders negotiated with Trump to stop him from blocking the group's traditionally unanimous communiqué, Merkel took the lead.
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Fourteen people remained trapped under the wreckage on Friday, the government said in a communiqué read on state television.
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Approving the communiqué, even rebranded as a declaration, was critical to moving the alliance forward over the coming years.
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After grabbing a communiqué from his comrades in a busted microwave, Rick has cause for a bit of confidence.
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Every communiqué is carefully crafted to ensure no member state is mandated to change a single law or policy.
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Is that working relationship why people have talked about your work as being a communiqué between art and hedonism?
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The two sides issued a joint communiqué supporting the system, something that had eluded them in their two previous summits.
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He put his name to a communiqué reaffirming the allies' commitment to mutual defence and their tough stance against Russia.
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The traditional G20 argument being against protection for free trade was something that didn't want to put in the communiqué.
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Kim Jong Un responded to President Trump's recent comments through a first-person communiqué, the first in North Korean history.
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The trans-Atlantic rift manifested itself in a behind-the-scenes debate about the wording of the traditional summit communiqué.
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The official, who insisted on anonymity to describe closed-door discussions, predicted the United States would sign the final communiqué.
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Remember how President Trump disrupted a G-7 summit meeting in Canada, refusing to sign off on its final communiqué?
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"Growth has been less synchronized recently and downside risks over the short- and medium-term have increased," the communiqué said.
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Toward that end, Clinton negotiated with Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov in June 2012, which resulted in the Geneva Communiqué.
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Still, he abided by the terms of the 1979 joint communiqué that established relations between the United States and China.
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And the device and its associated neighborhood-communiqué app have been criticized for essentially encouraging racial profiling and general paranoia.
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In a long communiqué released last weekend, President Buhari suggested that corruption and vote-buying were infecting the election process.
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" The communiqué (which even the US is a party to) states: "A strong economy and a healthy planet are mutually reinforcing.
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Yet the common diplomatic view that the sky fell in because he refused to sign the shindig's communiqué seems faintly ludicrous.
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The attack on the British warships, the communiqué said, was made at about noon yesterday by torpedo and dive-bombing planes.
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So I think the real question is not what words there were in the communiqué but what will happen over time.
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Matt Bevin of Kentucky, a Republican who voiced his discomfort with a joint communiqué during the lunch, said after the session.
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The meeting condemned in a communiqué Mr. Trump's "unilateral" and "dangerous declaration" as an effort to change the status of Jerusalem.
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Tellingly, the final communiqué, seeking to bolster the ceasefire, was issued by the external powers, while Syria's belligerents registered protests and reservations.
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The communiqué also reiterates the importance of developed countries providing financial assistance to developing countries to help them deal with climate change.
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Yet a communiqué released by the summit, which Trump refused to endorse, suggested that future economic progress is inseparable from climate action.
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The joint communiqué signed by China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, and Gambia's foreign minister, Neneh MacDouall Gaye, emphasized Gambia's stance on Taiwan.
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Trump's move to reject the G7 communiqué agreed to by the rest of the world leaders drew condemnation from Germany and France.
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"We underscore the role of open trade policies," the leaders said in the Chengdu communiqué, which used the word "trade" six times.
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In July 1994, Gordon T. Thompson, who was then the manager of internet services, sent the first email communiqué to an nytimes.
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The communiqué opens with an image from the early days of photographic image-making: a colonial eye on an apparently vacant land.
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"The post-meeting communiqué language will be key for market movements," Nomura economists João Pedro Ribeiro and Mario Castro wrote in a report.
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The wide disagreements have led to questions about whether the assembled leaders will produce the traditional "communiqué" that typically emerge from G7 summits.
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The goal of the preliminary meetings includes drafting a communiqué for both leaders to approve at their historic meeting, the US official said.
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Trudeau's statement prompted instructions from the president to the U.S. delegation still in Quebec not to sign on to the G-28503 communiqué.
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It was on TRT that a host, early in the night, read a communiqué from the military declaring that it had seized power.
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There's no other rules-based order to replace it with, which is why the definite article in the G-7 communiqué was appropriate.
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The Kim Jong Un-Trump communiqué is a product of a new thinking, or shall we say the Trump Nuclear Non-proliferation Strategy.
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In a closing statement, or communiqué, officials at the G-20 warned that trade tensions have "intensified" and agreed to address the risks.
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Hold a summit, flatter Trump's vanity, let him issue a communiqué claiming vast achievement, then go on doing whatever you wanted to do.
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The American official said the Chinese had taken issue with two portions of the draft communiqué that Washington supported and other members embraced.
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Negotiators had been working on the final communiqué for days, diplomats said, and the disputed material was not suddenly inserted into the text.
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Later in the evening, a new mystery emerged on Twitter: copies of a communiqué attributed to a shadowy group calling itself Operation Phoenix.
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Shortly after that, Russell Wilson and Ciara appeared on screen to issue a motivational communiqué as their small sons tossed a football about.
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Counterintuitively, workplace software could use a little more friction — or at least a way to make users think twice about sending a communiqué.
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The Kazakh Foreign Minister read a communiqué issued by Russia, Iran, and Turkey -- the guarantors of a ceasefire that went into effect in December.
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Yet Mr Trump endorsed a communiqué with tough language on Russia at that same summit, and bashed Germany for being dependent on Russian gas.
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The U.S. and China issued a joint 10-point communiqué Thursday evening announcing "initial commitments" on trade affecting investment, financial services, energy, and agriculture.
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In light of such developments, Congress should review the record of Qatar and other signatories to the Jeddah Communiqué with regard to religious incitement.
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But the really sensitive part of the communiqué concerned church organisation in Ukraine, and it was clear that some hard bargaining had taken place.
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The award goes to this USA Today communiqué, which reignites an extremely contentious fight and then does a dangerous thing and takes a side.
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In a communiqué, participants at the meeting outlined pledges to root out bribery and tackle the problem of corruption in many fields, including sports.
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China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Panama's Foreign Minister Isabel de Saint Malo in Beijing on Tuesday and signed a joint communiqué establishing ties.
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Officials should be promoted from "across the five lakes and four oceans," said the meeting communiqué, using an old Chinese phrase for diverse backgrounds.
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So draft versions of an APEC communiqué showed that the United States wanted strong language condemning Chinese trade practices it calls coercive and predatory.
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The Geneva Communiqué, signed by Russia and the United States in 2012, envisioned the establishment of a transitional governing body with full executive powers.
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Only a furious effort by Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni of Italy preserved a bare-minimum mention of Italy's proposed migration plan in the communiqué.
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Tuesday's announcement comes after an earlier communiqué from the President's office that said Bouteflika would step down before his term ended on April 28.
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Photo: Getty Negotiations over the wording of the final communiqué from the G20 meeting of the world's wealthiest nations carried on late into Saturday morning.
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There's more to come: Soon, a long press on a message will allow you to instantly "power up" the communiqué with emojis, stickers or GIFs.
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In an example of fully accountable leadership that is too often lacking today, he scribbled a communiqué to be issued only if the invasion failed.
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"The diplomatic corps is summoned to the foreign ministry for tomorrow, when it will release a communiqué addressing the imperial threat to Venezuela," he tweeted.
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And they reaffirmed their "unwavering commitment" to these targets in the communiqué issued at the end of the two-day summit in Brussels this week.
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While Thursday's communiqué merely omitted a single sentence, and Mr. Draghi sought to downplay the importance of the change, investors appeared to find it significant.
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But a bland communiqué issued afterward made no mention of the weighty decision, which the authorities then kept under wraps for more than five weeks.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada rebuffed Mr. Trump's positions in public comments, prompting Mr. Trump to refuse to sign the carefully crafted final communiqué.
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Magic words: The communiqué must read that the Paris agreement is "irreversible" and that the G-13 countries "fully commit" to implementing it, officials explained.
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"We thought that it was very important for the communiqué to reflect what we discussed here," Mr. Mnuchin said at a news conference on Saturday.
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And like those two pacts, the G20 communiqué and the 19-party Climate and Energy Action Plan for Growth are both legally nonbinding and essentially unenforceable.
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Were the putschists old-style secularists, as their initial communiqué suggested; or were they followers of an exiled Islamist cleric, Fethullah Gulen, as the government claims?
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According to well-informed French media reports, things were so bad that for the second year running Beijing and Brussels could not publish a joint communiqué.
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That contrasts with Mr. Trump's departure last month from the Group of 7 summit meeting, when he refused to sign onto the usual carefully crafted communiqué.
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Spending all your time negotiating a communiqué as opposed to just moving forward and talking about action is probably not where you necessarily want to be.
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He's already ruled out a communiqué, the joint statement that routinely follow such international gatherings, as "pointless" in light of disagreements with Trump on key issues.
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They are bellwethers of human communiqué, a key to unlock the hidden mysteries of the people around us, a way to become better lovers and friends.
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In the joint communiqué released after Mr. Kim's meeting with Mr. Moon last month, the South pledged to help the North modernize its railroads and highways.
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An important second place is the Group of 20 communiqué, the leaders' official report of the summit meeting, and how it will address the Paris agreement.
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Under intense pressure from European leaders, Mr. Trump's aides were haggling over the language of a communiqué on climate change that they hoped to release Saturday.
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In a nod to the new realpolitik, the G20 dropped a pledge to "resist all forms of protectionism" from the communiqué of a meeting of finance ministers.
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Russia invaded and annexed Crimea in 2014, a move that was slammed in a communiqué issued by NATO leaders following their summit in Brussels, Belgium, last week.
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Let's hope that the G-20 communiqué this year in Hamburg ends with a pledge to reform and to commit itself to the furtherance of economic freedom.
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A brief army communiqué about the event asserted that soldiers had returned fire and killed three hit men at the El Puerto ranch on April 26, 2010.
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In their closing statement, or communiqué, officials at the G-20 on Sunday pointed to trade tensions as a new risk factor that could depress global growth.
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The wording on climate change in the communiqué represented a victory for Ms. Merkel, who played a major role in forging compromise language after France raised objections.
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Ms. Merkel's aides have 48 hours to help produce a communiqué from the summit meeting that all can accept, despite disagreements on climate change, immigration and trade.
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Demanding that tech companies pay for use of city streets, the protesters handed out a communiqué that blamed the tech industry for the rising cost of housing.
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The claim, in a communiqué from the Islamic State, immediately revived fears about foreign fighters who have moved to Syria or Iraq to join the group's ranks.
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Afterward, the leaders, including Mr. Trump, issued a communiqué in favor of promoting more women to leadership positions in government and business, and promoting entrepreneurship by women.
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My favorite communiqué from Nick to me came mid-shift on a Saturday, and almost made me throw my laptop in rage through a plate window and quit.
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And in May 103, via a communiqué from the press office of the Holy See and without addressing specific allegations, the Vatican declared Maciel guilty of sexual abuse.
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This time, the French president said ahead of the G7 summit that there would not even be a final communiqué, as it would in any case be "pointless".
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"The Vienna Communiqué listed towns where our fellow Syrians are starving under siege and crying out for humanitarian access," HNC spokesman Salem al-Meslet said in a statement.
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The communiqué following meetings in Baden-Baden, Germany, omitted tough language vowing to resist all forms of protectionism after a stand-off between the US and its partners.
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Trump on Saturday refused to sign a joint communiqué with six of America's closest economic allies and trade partners after sparring with leaders over steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Despite the United States looking petty and isolated as the global outlier on climate change, the G-20 leaders did manage to agree on a final summit communiqué.
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But instead of working out the disagreement through dialogue, Chinese officials barged uninvited into the office of the host country's foreign minister demanding changes in the official communiqué.
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The Americans have given up even less: Mr. Trump met with Mr. Kim in Singapore, agreed to the communiqué (however flawed) and suspended military exercises with South Korea.
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Although drafting the communiqué has been a struggle in previous meetings, officials said this one was agreed to with relative ease despite the differences on trade and tariffs.
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At the Group of 7 summit meeting in Taormina, Sicily, last year during Italy's presidency of the organization, women's rights appeared toward the top of the final communiqué.
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At the 2018 G-20 summit, in Buenos Aires, a gathering of the world's largest economies, Bolton instigated a confrontation over the communiqué that announced the meeting's results.
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The answer was "no" again, and the Saudi oil minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, and other officials headed back to their hotels with no results and no communiqué.
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It is time for Congress to evaluate which Mideast countries are fulfilling their counterterrorism pledges under the Jeddah Communiqué and which ones, such as Qatar, have broken their word.
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Last weekend's summit concluded with Trump refusing to join a communiqué traditionally signed by every nation in the group and publicly rebuking Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over tariffs.
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The summit is expected to end without the signing of a joint communiqué, marking the first time in history the meeting hasn't been capped with a formal, written agreement.
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Trump signed off on a robust set of summit achievements on Wednesday via a communiqué that condemned Russia's "aggressive" actions and reaffirmed Western values of freedom and human rights.
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"There is language at the end of the Berlin communiqué mentioning the need to respect international human rights and humanitarian law, but it is generic, boilerplate language," he said.
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On Saturday, the G20 leaders issued a communiqué that declares "the Paris Agreement is irreversible" while noting Trump's widely criticized June 1 decision to withdraw the U.S. from the accord.
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In June 2012, three years before Moscow began its military intervention in Syria, the Geneva Communiqué outlined a U.N. roadmap for ending the violence and establishing a transitional governing body.
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" A communiqué issued by the ministers at the end of the two-day meeting said Brexit had added to uncertainty in the global economy, where growth was "weaker than desirable.
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The Group of Seven countries recently echoed these sentiments in a joint communiqué, though President Trump did not endorse the statement after host nation Canada criticized his stance on trade.
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Senior Treasury officials said in a briefing this week that agreeing upon a joint statement, or communiqué, could be difficult because countries might not share a common view on trade.
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But China only committed to continue buying ever-rising quantities of American food and fossil fuels, a position reflected in the joint communiqué issued at the close of the talks.
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The G-20 communiqué recognized "the importance of reciprocal and mutually advantageous trade," and all leaders agreed to do more to eliminate excess capacity in industrial sectors such as steel.
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A joint communiqué noted that the United States "acknowledges the Chinese position that there is but one China and Taiwan is part of China," without recognizing China's claim on Taiwan.
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But no one ever sat down at the elegantly set table in the century-old Metropole Hotel, and there was no signing ceremony because there was no communiqué to sign.
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Bolton has advocated elevating ties between the U.S. and Taiwan, calling on the U.S. to "revisit the one-China policy" and suggesting that the Shanghai Communiqué of 1972 be renegotiated.
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FIRST came the fiasco of the G7's summit last month in Charlevoix, Canada, when President Donald Trump refused to sign the final communiqué amid angry tweets from Air Force One.
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Like Andrei Sakharov, the Soviet dissident with whom he is often compared, he was a powerful advocate of the notion of universal human rights (another concept barred by the aforementioned "Communiqué").
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" On an S.L.A. general's rush to issue a communiqué: "Like approximately no one else on earth, Bill thought the world needed to hear what the surviving members of the S.L.A. thought.
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Dans un communiqué, Paris en Commun a affirmé ce vendredi que M. Girard restait candidat, n'ayant été qu'appelé à témoigner dans une affaire judiciaire qui n'avait aucun lien avec la liste.
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Negotiators had struggled to write a compromise communiqué addressing trade and other issues that the seven nations could agree on, but issued one on Saturday believing that there would be consensus.
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At the insistence of Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, the communiqué issued at the end of that meeting in March 2017 did not include the usually commonplace commitment to open trade.
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A communiqué from the president's office said Bouteflika would take several "important measures to ensure the continuity of the functioning of the State institutions during the period of transition," APS reports.
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Shortly after the first meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim, the North's leader, Mr. Pompeo began trying to turn their vague communiqué from Singapore into a road map for denuclearization.
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Despite the quagmire, there is already much international agreement, most importantly around the Geneva Communiqué, brokered by Russia and the US in 2012, which sets out a road map for political transition.
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Even so, combing through the joint communiqué, signs of genuine co-operation were to be found, including a commitment to agree on new rules regarding "market-distorting subsidies" and state-owned enterprises.
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To show the new importance of climate change, world leaders should put climate and clean energy at the top of the official G-20 communiqué instead of the end, the WRI recommended.
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The clerical diplomats who drafted their bosses' joint communiqué must have been perversely thankful that on at least one issue, the faithful of the Middle East, there seemed to be complete unanimity.
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La BoE a noté que, avant son communiqué publié jeudi, les marchés financiers voyaient son taux d'intervention à 1,2%début 2021, ce qui impliquerait deux ou trois hausses de taux d'ici là.
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A further communiqué released by the primates condemned homophobic prejudice and violence, and recognised that the Anglican church had often acted in a way that has "caused deep hurt" to gay people.
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But a recent government communiqué has pushed them into the limelight and forced Malaysians to confront, with unusual frankness, the deep-seated prejudices that some hold against low-skilled workers from abroad.
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The G-20 members agreed on a 31-point communiqué that reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris climate accord, even as the United States reiterated its decision to pull out of it.
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"The system is currently falling short of its objectives and there is room for improvement," the communiqué said, in a phrase that an administration official described as a victory for Mr. Trump.
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"We know about the same as you through media reports and the communiqué," said one guerrilla commander, who identified himself as Uriel Gómez, in a text message to The New York Times.
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Its concluding communiqué committed the two leaders to "work toward complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," without even defining "denuclearization," let alone explicitly agreeing on the sequence of actions to be taken.
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Background reading: • After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada criticized American trade policies, President Trump declared that the United States would not sign the communiqué negotiated at the Group of 7 gathering.
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COMMUNIQUÉ OF UNDERSTANDING — RIDER Requirements for hotel for Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un: Hotel must be rated 10-star luxury OR HIGHER, and not booked through Priceline or a Hotel Tonight app.
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These demands have been further elaborated in a recent communiqué to transit workers, many of whom have engaged with FTP autonomously in recent months, but whose union has yet to publicly respond.
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A joint communiqué released by the United States and Turkey said that Turkey was responsible for ensuring the "safety and well-being of residents" and that Turkish forces would control the area.
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Officials from both sides had hoped the Hanoi summit meeting would produce more concrete results than the vague communiqué issued by the two leaders after their first meeting last June in Singapore.
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Simplistically, this communiqué came from Iraq, or the multiple "fields" of the place known as Iraq – one of which is the large number of crematoria that have been in operation since 2003.
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"This is my first G20, so what was in the past communiqué is not necessarily relevant from my standpoint," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in the German resort town of Baden Baden.
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Even before a joint communiqué from the two governments revealed the policy agreements between the two leaders, Abe had already succeeded in his key goal for the visit: demonstrating a friendship with Trump.
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The White House scuttled the stand-alone statement and sought to water down any migration references in the summit conference's final communiqué — especially language that implied an obligation to take in more refugees.
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But after negotiators for all seven countries crafted a final communiqué that even the reluctant American delegation agreed to, Mr. Trump abruptly lashed out on Twitter from Air Force One on Saturday night.
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Even before Robert Mueller has delivered his final communiqué, Democrats have activated a new phase in the Trump-Russia wars that ultimately could prove more damaging to the president than the special counsel's investigation.
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"This is my first G-20, so what was in the past communiqué is not necessarily relevant from my standpoint," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in the German resort town of Baden Baden.
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"The United States will continue to engage with key international partners in a manner that is consistent with our domestic priorities, preserving both a strong economy and a healthy environment," the G85033 communiqué said.
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This agreement, known as the Joint Communiqué on the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations, made an official acknowledgment by the U.S. that there is only one China and that Taiwan is a part of China.
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The Crown Prince yesterday flung his troops against the French Haucourt-Malancourt lines west of the Meuse, but the French communiqué states that ''the successive waves of the assault'' were repulsed at every point.
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Where it stands: Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China, meeting with Iran in Vienna under EU auspices, issued a bland communiqué that "reconfirmed their commitment to the full and effective implementation" of the deal.
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"The United States will continue to engage with key international partners in a manner that is consistent with our domestic priorities, preserving both a strong economy and a healthy environment," the G2628 communiqué said.
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At first the authorities blamed organized crime groups, but late Sunday evening, a branch of the E.L.N., identifying itself as the Front of Urban Warfare, released a communiqué claiming responsibility for the first attack.
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A communiqué, attributed to a shadowy group of rogue Venezuelan military men, appeared on Twitter after the attack, with vague statements denouncing the government, leading some to think that the group was accepting responsibility.
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However unlikely China and the European Union are to form a common front against Washington, both sides showed a willingness to compromise on the communiqué at a time Mr. Trump has waged his attacks.
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"Gender equality is fundamental for the fulfillment of human rights and a top priority for us, as women and girls are powerful agents for change," the Group of 7 leaders said in their communiqué.
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The CCP's aspirational text is Document Number Nine, or Communiqué on the Current State of the Ideological Sphere, which warns against dangerous "Western values" like constitutional democracy, freedom of the press, and judicial independence.
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He tweeted from somewhere over the Atlantic, en route to his "mission of peace" in Singapore with Kim Jong Un, North Korea's despotic ruler, that he had instructed his officials not to endorse the communiqué.
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Perhaps because of his approval of the communiqué, North Korea launched two more projectiles from the east coast city of Hamhung just hours after Trump said he received the letter, the New York Times reported.
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Two weeks ago, a feud over language on trade between China and the United States stymied the drafting of a communiqué after an economic summit meeting in Papua New Guinea — and it was never issued.
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Work 'Ended' But early this morning, the official news agency Tass moved a short communiqué that said Luna-15 yesterday had "reached the moon's surface" in the "pre-set areas" and at 6:51 p.m.
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"It's really difficult when we try to pick up information that is provided generally from the government and provide it in an easy to understand communiqué and then be put under suspicion," Mr. Edries said.
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To let the White House save face, the chancellor took charge of drafting a communiqué that, while rebuffing a formal program toward membership, declared that Ukraine and Georgia would still, one day, join the alliance.
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State industrial subsidies remain a problem, but could be dealt with in an accompanying communiqué including a Chinese policy declaration that limits subsidies through enforcement of domestic competition laws and relevant World Trade Organization rules.
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The communiqué went further in saying that the central government "will improve the system and mechanism for the appointment and removal" not just of the chief executive but also of other principal officials in Hong Kong.
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" The communiqué went on, "In light of recent developments, we reiterate our determination to use all policy tools — monetary, fiscal and structural — individually and collectively to achieve our goal of strong, sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth.
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The communiqué released by the Group of 20 after the meeting said, "the system is currently falling short of its objectives and there is room for improvement" — language inserted at the request of the United States.
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The decision was announced by Flavio Darío Espinal, an adviser to the government of the Dominican Republic, and the foreign ministers of China and the Dominican Republic signed a joint communiqué on Tuesday morning in Beijing.
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" A "communiqué" issued by two far-right groups, Hunnia and the 64 Counties Youth Movement, declared: "We will not permit aberrant foreigners of this or that color to force their alien and sick world on Hungary.
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" A communiqué released by China and signed by 30 world leaders in attendance at the forum emphasized the importance of working to "build an open economy, ensure free and inclusive trade, (and) oppose all forms of protectionism.
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The G-20 communiqué between finance ministers demonstrated an agreement on the need to foster greater growth through pro-growth fiscal policy; reduce excessive global imbalances; protect open capital markets against malicious hacking; and combat terrorist financing.
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The clash between the United States and China over "unfair trade practices" at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit was so severe that no communiqué was issued, a first since the meetings began a quarter-century ago.
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After a Group of 7 summit meeting this month with the world's leading economic powers, Mr. Trump, expressing pique at Canada's prime minister, refused to sign the carefully negotiated communiqué that his own team had agreed to.
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In the past year, President Trump has gone unilateral on several key issues: NATO: In June, he almost didn't sign the final communiqué and has repeatedly decried NATO's value, weakening the bonds between the U.S. and European allies.
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Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass — author of "A World in Disarray" — provides his takeaways on President Trump's failed Hanoi summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, which ended abruptly with no joint statement or communiqué.
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In the absence of a monetary-policy meeting (and the lengthy communiqué that eventually follows it), the central bank posted a brief, scanned note on its website, explaining that it would not tinker with its existing policy stance.
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"The United States reiterates its decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, and affirms its strong commitment to economic growth and energy access and security, utilizing all energy sources and technologies, while protecting the environment," the communiqué reads.
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"It's a Fed day and investors will scrutinize its communiqué with two key factors the duration of patience and the overall outlook on the economy," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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If they get that far into the communiqué, and can read its subtext, ordinary Christian believers may be dismayed at the way in which earthly disputes cast such a shadow over prelates who are supposed to look heavenward.
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"I think to a large degree, the U.S. not being in the official communiqué just maintained the status quo that was already priced into the market," said Jeff Mills, co-chief investment strategist at PNC Financial Services Group.
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Not since President Richard M. Nixon met with Mao Zedong in 1972 — when the two issued the Shanghai Communiqué clarifying the status of Taiwan — has an American leader so shaken up the diplomatic status quo on the issue.
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Some officials downplayed the likelihood it would be adopted because Trump has chafed at those kind of statements in the past, including retroactively withdrawing his signature from a G7 communiqué following a disastrous summit in Quebec in 2018.
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Here's the latest: • When President Trump refused to sign off on the final communiqué of a G-210 meeting in Canada, there were warning signs that he might do the same at the NATO summit meeting last month.
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A senior Japanese finance ministry official said markets had misunderstood the G20's Shanghai communiqué in February, as it committed to avoid intentional devaluation but did not prohibit monetary policy moves that might indirectly result in currency swings.
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FOR world leaders, the prospect of a day spent milling around a gleaming new conference centre in Hangzhou, China, at the G20 summit this week, with nothing to show for it but an anodyne communiqué, must be depressing enough.
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Patrushev continued to deny interference and, using an all too common Russian negotiating strategy, demanded the United States state its intention not to interfere in the internal affairs of other states as a requirement for signing a joint communiqué.
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Indian foreign ministry official Preeti Saran told reporters on the sidelines of the summit that wording in the communiqué was a "very important development" and that there was recognition that the world cannot have double standards when dealing with militant attacks.
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UN Special Envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, was rushed to the media center across the street, where he praised the results and said the communiqué signals the start of more intensive efforts to revive the UN-backed Geneva peace process.
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"We highlight that, even though the rate decision was unanimous, one member of the board, Gerardo Esquivel, did not agree with the communiqué, which is unprecedented for Banxico," wrote strategists at Banorte Research, referring to the central bank, Banco de Mexico.
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An early communiqué about the caravan in October said that while the caravan would probably arrive at a port of entry, there was a risk the migrants might choose to cross illegally if they suspected metering would be in effect.
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However, at last week's G-7 meeting, members stated in a communiqué that sanctions could be rolled back if Russia meets its commitments in the Minsk Agreements and that the G-7 were willing to work with Russia on regional issues.
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At last week's G-7 meeting, members stated in a communiqué that sanctions could be rolled back if Russia meets its commitments in the Minsk Agreements and that the G-7 were willing to work with Russia on regional issues.
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The communiqué instead essentially espouses the standard hammered out some years ago at the Financial Action Task Force, a global anti-money-laundering forum: accurate, timely beneficial ownership information, collected and made available to those with a "legitimate" need for it.
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"Russia is challenging the rules-based international order by destabilizing Ukraine including through the illegal and illegitimate annexation of Crimea; it is violating international law, conducting provocative military activities, and attempting to undermine our institutions and sow disunity," the communiqué said.
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The risk of Britain exiting the EU, dubbed "Brexit", was not in the original draft of the communiqué of finance ministers and central bankers of the top 20 economies, but was added on the insistence of Britain, G20 officials said.
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Since he became general secretary of the party in 2012, the leadership "with Comrade Xi Jinping as its core has acted on its words and led by example," said a communiqué from the four-day assembly of the Central Committee.
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The machinations, which were led by national security advisor John Bolton and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, were done to avoid the fiasco of the June G-7 summit in Quebec, where the president ended up not signing the final communiqué.
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Me voici maintenant à commenter un communiqué récent du président français qui "reconnaît, au nom de la République française, que Maurice Audin a été torturé puis exécuté ou torturé à mort par des militaires qui l'avaient arrêté à son domicile".
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"Trump has rejected a detailed pact that kept Iran out of the nuclear weapons business for a decade, while embracing a vague communiqué that allows North Korea to keep its nuclear weapons for years, and possibly forever," Mr. Haass added.
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He wanted the NATO communiqué to be completed early, before the president left for Europe, according to five senior American and European officials familiar with the discussions who described them on the condition of anonymity to avoid angering the White House.
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"When you read the communiqué, and take into account the work that took place, this is one of the meatiest NATO summits that I can recall," said Deborah Lee James, a former secretary of the Air Force in the Obama administration.
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"Involvement of a high-ranking member of the royal family in politics, in any way, is against the nation's traditions, customs and culture and is therefore considered improper and highly inappropriate," the king said in a royal communiqué on Feb. 8.
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The rushed machinations to get the policy done, as demanded by John Bolton, the national security adviser, came just weeks after Mr. Trump refused to sign off on a communiqué from the June meeting of the Group of 2200 in Canada.
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A government spokesman, Mohammad Bagher Nobakht, warned North Korea this week that Mr. Trump could not be taken at his word, pointing to his decision to rescind his signature on the communiqué of the Group of 7 meeting in Canada.
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French President Emmanuel Macron told a news conference this week he would abandon the tradition of a joint final communiqué because it would highlight disagreements, according to the FT. Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details throughout.
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But given Mr. Trump's angry, last-minute withdrawal of his approval of the Group of 7 final communiqué, because he did not like Mr. Trudeau's closing news conference, some think that NATO would be safer not having a final statement.
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"It will be very interesting to see how we formulate the communiqué tomorrow and make clear that, of course, there are different opinions in this area because the United States of America regrettably" wants to withdraw from the pact, she said.
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A short final communiqué after the meeting this week is expected to mention the usual spending goals, NATO operations in Afghanistan and elsewhere, the need to work on new disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence and some line of concern about China.
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A communiqué issued after Wednesday's summit of more than 50 Muslim countries, including American allies, said they considered Mr. Trump's move to be a declaration that Washington was withdrawing from its role "as sponsor of peace" in the Middle East.
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A couple of years ago, in what was titled "Communiqué on the Current State of the Ideological Sphere," China's Communist Party banned, among other things, "historical nihilism," by which was clearly meant writings that dwelled excessively on the party's many disastrous past mistakes.
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If world leaders do deliver on that score - and it remains a big "if" - that may go a long way in shaking off communiqué fatigue and currency markets may actually sit up and listen to what the G-20 has to say.
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If world leaders do deliver on that score — and it remains a big "if" — that may go a long way in shaking off communiqué fatigue and currency markets may actually sit up and listen to what the G-20 has to say.
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The G-20 communiqué issued Saturday by all the leaders struck a compromise that German Chancellor Angela Merkel had sought, by declaring that "the Paris Agreement is irreversible" while taking note of Trump's widely criticized June 1 decision to withdraw from the agreement.
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The combined forces, the military communiqué said, attacked units of the British fleet in the Sicilian Channel, which, between Sicily and North Africa, has been a major factor in the success of the British operations from Sidi Barrani to Tobruk, in Libya.
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A two-mile thoroughfare lined with shops and restaurants frequented by expats and locals alike, it also leads to a few remaining residential alleyways called longtang, as well as the sprawling hotel where President Richard Nixon signed the Shanghai Communiqué in 1972.
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Its high point came in 1972, when President Richard Nixon and Premier Zhou Enlai of China signed the Shanghai Communiqué in the Jin Jiang's Grand Hall, the first step in normalizing relations between the United States and the People's Republic of China.
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"NATO always had a good story to tell at this summit, with the communiqué reflecting a robust and resilient alliance that is making real progress on a range of challenges," said Amanda Sloat, a former State Department official now at the Brookings Institution.
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The work to preserve the North Atlantic Treaty Organization agreement, which is usually subject to intense 230th-hour negotiations, came just weeks after Mr. Trump refused to sign off on a communiqué from the June meeting of the Group of 7 in Canada.
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Fearful of a repeat of the G-7 disaster — in which Mr. Trump refused to sign off on the joint communiqué, escalated a trade war and publicly derided Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada — the emissaries from the NATO countries all agreed.
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Only two weeks ago, an economic summit meeting in Papua New Guinea ended in rancor after Mr. Pence and Mr. Xi gave dueling speeches on trade and left the other countries unable to agree on the wording of even a routine communiqué.
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After leaving Canada to go to Singapore, he let loose with tweets that were critical and insulting to the attendees, especially Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, and then issued orders not to sign the final communiqué after first agreeing to do so.
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" The ink had barely dried on the communiqué after the G-7 summit meeting in Charlevoix, Quebec, when President Trump berated Mr. Trudeau on Twitter from Air Force One, accusing him of being "very dishonest and weak" and of making up "false statements.
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The festival essentially wants to delay critics from beaming out their boos and jeers until after the official premiere, but the changes were so anxiously received that the festival sent a 1,400-word communiqué assuring attendees that all would be fine, promise.
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Le groupe français de conseil en informatique, dont l'actuel PDG Thierry Breton est le nouveau candidat de la France pour la Commission européenne, indique dans un communiqué qu'il prévoit de vendre l'équivalent d'environ 12% du capital de Worldline par l'intermédiaire d'un placement privé.
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WASHINGTON — By the time American negotiators wrapped up high-level talks with a visiting Chinese delegation last week, President Trump's ambitions for a multibillion-dollar trade agreement had, for the time being, shriveled into a blandly worded communiqué without any dollar figures.
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According to the Islamic State communiqué, the fighter who went by the name Britani blew himself up in a car bomb on Monday during an attack on the Iraqi Army and allied militias in the village of Tal Kisum, southwest of Mosul.
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The Philippines and Vietnam, which also has claims to parts of the South China Sea, wanted the official ASEAN communiqué to refer to The Hague's decision but Cambodia, an ally of China, wished to block any reference of it, Reuters reported over the weekend.
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The communiqué also singled out members of the Central Committee, the Politburo and the innermost Politburo Standing Committee as the prime targets for the new conduct rules, making it clear that senior cadres would be judged on whether they toed the line on party positions.
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But in the end there was no invitation to join the group next year in Biarritz, France, and the final communiqué called on Russia to stop destabilising democratic regimes and start living up to its international obligations as a member of the UN Security Council.
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Just last week Germany's powerful lobby group Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) issued a communiqué entitled "Banning Combustion Engines Is the Wrong Line to Take," which argued that prioritizing alternative, low-carbon mobility over conventional automobiles is unfair and harmful to German industry.
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Canada has agreed to negotiate a bilateral extradition treaty with China, breaking with a longstanding opposition over concerns about China's lack of due process and other human rights violations, according to a joint communiqué quietly posted on the website of the Canadian prime minister's office.
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In the communiqué, he noted that he had talked to Mr. Abbott, who at the time was the special agent in charge of the F.B.I. bureau in Indianapolis, and appeared to be in the thick of trying to handle the fallout from the case.
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Mr. Trump wanted to underline that he was not at all happy with the level of burden-sharing despite having agreed to the communiqué, and he urged countries lagging behind to move more quickly, according to a senior official who attended the special session.
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The other, led by Sung Kim, an American diplomat with long North Korea experience, is meeting senior officials of the North Korean Foreign Ministry at the Demilitarized Zone to work on the wording of what kind of communiqué might be issued by the two leaders.
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Australia and Saudi Arabia, which Mr. Trump has wooed, were also leaning toward adopting part of the American position in the final communiqué, especially on "working closely with other countries to help them access and use fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently," European officials said.
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Her communiqué conveyed a deep sense of bodily estrangement, trauma experienced by both land and people, a sense of place and loss, of loss of place, of the impacts of history and the vaporized lives, against which any actions of any kind can seem futile.
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In the immortal words of Arsenio Hall, these are things that can fairly make a reasonable person go "Hmmm…" So Trump has taken to utilizing his favorite means of weaponized communiqué, Twitter, to chastise, scold, mock, malign, and admonish, in varying degrees, the aforementioned public servants.
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"The heads of state and government attending the meeting concluded that there were serious doubts on the conformity of the provisional results as proclaimed by the National Independent Electoral Commission, with the verdict of the ballot boxes," it said Thursday in a communiqué issued after the meeting.
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In June 2018, the ink had barely dried on the communiqué after a Group of 7 summit meeting in Charlevoix, Quebec, when President Trump insulted Mr. Trudeau on Twitter from Air Force One, accusing him of being "very dishonest and weak" and of making up "false statements."
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But more is at stake this time — the two nations must find a way to take significant steps toward the general goals outlined in the joint communiqué from their first meeting, including denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, or they risk having the ongoing diplomacy fall apart.
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It will expand its efforts to impose Mr. Trump's hard-line views on other nations, building on his retreat from the Paris accord and his recent refusal to sign a communiqué to protect the rapidly melting Arctic region unless it was stripped of any references to climate change.
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The latest tensions — part of a heated trade war — boiled over Saturday when four Chinese officials barged into the office of the foreign minister of Papua New Guinea, Rimbink Pato, according to a diplomat in the region and an American official involved in the drafting of the communiqué.
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The communiqué identified them by code names, and said that the first two detonated their explosive vests in quick succession, while the third hit another gathering in the same area sometime after the first two explosions, according to a translation of the statement provided by SITE Intelligence Group.
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Not since 1972, when President Richard M. Nixon and Mao Zedong enshrined the One China principle in the Shanghai Communiqué, has an American president or president-elect so publicly and explicitly questioned the agreement, which resulted in the United States' ending its diplomatic recognition of Taiwan in 1979.
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At the end of Sunday's meeting, the countries issued a joint communiqué that reaffirmed support for a two-state solution — a Palestinian state existing next to Israel — and a return to the 1967 boundaries between the Israelis and Palestinians, including the removal of Israeli settlements from the West Bank.
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Whether the G-7 summit, a meaningless communiqué or global compact on this or that, the United Nations or some other sacred cow of the "liberal international order" that's never been questioned or updated since its invention more than 70 years ago, President Trump has disrupted them all.
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In recent days, French President Emmanuel Macron decided not even to try to draft a communiqué for this weekend's meeting of the G7 leaders of developed economies in Biarritz, and his proposal to discuss fires in the Amazon was rejected by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro as evoking "a colonialist mentality".
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The communiqué reads in part: The Environment Ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom, and the European Commissioners responsible for environment and climate agree that the Paris agreement is irreversible and its full integrity is key for the security and prosperity of our planet, societies and economies.
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With less than 4,000 square miles of the search area left to be covered, the transportation ministers from the three countries "acknowledged that despite the best efforts of all involved, the likelihood of finding the aircraft is fading," according to a joint communiqué issued after a meeting in Putrajaya, Malaysia.
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The U.S. did not sign on to a section in the G28500 communiqué that addressed the group's commitment to climate change action, the Paris climate deal and international development funds focused on mitigating the impacts of climate change, according to a joint statement following a meeting of G6900 environment ministers.
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Tacked onto the final communiqué was a separate document, "Roadmap for a Gender-Responsive Economic Environment," with pledges by the seven countries to increase women's participation and leadership in all walks of life, promote female entrepreneurship, improve women's access to jobs and equal pay, and stop violence against girls and women.
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Once-fractious opposition groups, cut down on the battlefield by the combined muscle of Russian air power, Iranian militias and the Syrian military, arrived in Geneva with a unified platform after issuing a communiqué that said Mr. Assad had to give up power at the start of any political transition.
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"Si l'économie venait à évoluer conformément aux projections du rapport de février sur l'inflation, la politique monétaire devrait être resserrée un peu plus tôt et plus fortement sur la période prévue par rapport à ce qui était anticipé au moment du rapport de novembre", lit-on dans le communiqué de politique monétaire.
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But although it excludes both Islamic State and Jabhat Al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate, it includes hard-line Salafist outfits, such as Jaish al-Islam and Ahrar al-Sham, which collaborate with Jabhat Al-Nusra and which explicitly rule out the principles of democratic pluralism outlined in the ISSG's Vienna communiqué.
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"The two sides agreed that neither country's government would conduct or knowingly support cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, including trade secrets or other confidential business information, with the intent of providing competitive advantages to companies or commercial sectors," the Globe and Mail reported, citing an official communiqué drawn up between China and Canada.
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While Mr. Trump had lunch with Mr. Lee under a glittering chandelier in the prime minister's ceremonial offices, a team of American diplomats was meeting at a nearby hotel to try to lock down the language of a joint communiqué to be issued by Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim at the end of their meeting.
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In a final communiqué at the conclusion of the Group of 20 summit meeting in Hamburg, Germany, the nations took "note" of Mr. Trump's decision to abandon the pact and "immediately cease" efforts to enact former President Barack Obama's pledge of curbing greenhouse gas emissions 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.
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At the end of that meeting, officials issued a vague communiqué that said the countries would work together on four points: improving relations, establishing a "lasting and stable peace regime" on the Korean Peninsula, affirming that Pyongyang would work toward "complete denuclearization" of the peninsula, and the mutual return of remains from soldiers killed in the Korean War.
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During the meeting, the senior French official explained that Macron, who is hosting this year's G7 in Biarritz, France, in August, would instead prefer a "Chair's Summary" that took stock of the wide-ranging discussions and concrete action to address global challenges debated during the G7 process, rather than spend time endlessly haggling over the drafting of a final communiqué.
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The communiqué also called for reforms to the World Trade Organization but left out mention of fighting "protectionism," according to NBC News, in order to appease the US. One European official told the outlet that during the long hours of negotiations, "there were moments when we thought all was lost," and various countries objected to multiple issues and certain language.
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LONDON — Discussing the effects of the treaty between Russia and Japan, guaranteeing the mutual protection of their interests in the Far East, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued the following communiqué in Tokio: The object of the new arrangement is to conform clearly with other international treaties and to assure the equilibrium of affairs in the Far East.
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" In a communiqué issued Tuesday, the I.O.C. noted that its task force overseeing the situation was considering possible "adaptations" but that the I.O.C. "remains fully committed to the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020," adding, "with more than four months to go before the Games there is no need for any drastic decisions at this stage; and any speculation at this moment would be counterproductive.
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And some of his weakness is presumably visible only behind the scenes and won't be revealed until the next tell-all book, when it's Bolton and Kudlow's turn to leak — though we get tastes already, as in this newspaper's recent account of how Bolton maneuvered successfully behind the scenes to shield the NATO summit's final communiqué from his boss's aggressive NATO skepticism.
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By granting a known hate preacher airtime on state television, Doha was violating then-Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's 2014 Jeddah Communiqué, in which America's Arab allies pledged to "repudiate" the "hateful ideology" of the Islamic State and other violent extremists.
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" Later in the week, the U.N., joined by the African Union, the European Union and the International Organization of La Francophonie, released a similar diplomatic communiqué to proclaim that they were "gravely concerned" and to urge "the Government of the DRC to remain engaged in the dialogue process ... and encourage the political groups who are not part of the current talks to play a constructive role.
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By contrast, Professor Lewis believed that the United States had lost opportunities to ease tensions with North Korea — first when the administration of George W. Bush abandoned an agreement, reached in 1994 under his predecessor, Bill Clinton, to recognize North Korea, and then when President Bush repudiated a communiqué, signed by President Clinton and Vice Marshal Jo Myong Rok, declaring that Washington had "no hostile intent" toward Pyongyang.
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For a woman seen as a hero to many queer cooks for her badassery, succeeding at the highest level in a sexist profession—and who has said she originally wanted to be a cop, after watching Cagney and Lacey as a girl in England— a tepid communiqué expressing regret is a clear, if disappointing, reminder of how even heroes can still be in thrall to classic structures of power.
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Meanwhile, Japan's Keidanren, the powerful business group whose membership includes Toyota, Hitachi and other large Japanese investors in the UK, is preparing a communiqué taking issue with Mrs May's "no Brexit deal is better than a bad deal" — a comment that has sent a chill through the boardrooms of Japanese companies that collectively employ an estimated 140,000 people in the UK. "The key message is this: please negotiate with deeper consideration for the economy," said a person who has seen a draft of Keidanren's demands and policy proposals, which are expected to be released in early April.
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